Bangladesh Condemns Assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

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Bangladesh Condemns Iran Leader's Assassination, Cites US-Israel Violation

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News18•02-03-2026, 21:00

Bangladesh Condemns Iran Leader's Assassination, Cites US-Israel Violation

•Bangladesh expressed sorrow over the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
•Dhaka described the attack by the US and Israel as a violation of international law and norms.
•The US and Israel launched strikes on Saturday, killing the 86-year-old leader and family members.
•Iran has since targeted multiple US bases in surrounding Gulf States.
•Bangladesh prioritizes protecting its citizens in the conflict region, with two reported killed and seven wounded.

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